... Indila mcer- fel chant, and still reanembered as the associate of Wilberforcefa in his labonre for the abolition of ne-gro slavery. The late Peer was born in 1800, and, after a course of private in- th 'f struction at home, hie was entered, in his eighteenth ...

... American authorities, although the vacillating Time*, after condemning the system of slavery direct violation man’s rights, has come forward to inform us that slavery most exist in America rome mitigated form. This is donbtless the result calm consideration ...

... so-called ...

... the argument being that Scripture was p* posed Is slavery, and that both sections were parties the framing of the constitution of the United States, and, then, fore, were not entitled to cavil slavery. One the speakers, Mr. Brooks, said“ But, oh, ye Scribes ...

... Providence, of allaying the oxisting excitement, and preventing further outbreaks of a similar character for the suppression of slavery. All lawful I r- meaus at my command have been employed, and shall continue i 1s to be employed, to execute the laws against ...

... upon the relative strength of the w various parties in Congress, and the turn which may be given to 'a it in the disputes on slavery. The last price wao 223 to s, or e og about the same as on Saturday. c he The demand for discount was active, but occasional ...

... being that Scripture ways not oppoced ,,to slavery, and that botle sections wvere parties to the train- Aning of tire constitutiore of thle UnitectStates, aird, tirerefoer, dwmers not entitled to cavil at slavery. One of the speakers, yMr Brooks, said.- ...

... the public mind, which may break out In still more dangerous outrages, and termiuate last in an open war the North abolish slavery iu the South.” He continues they ought to , afford solemn warning to us all to beware of the approach of danger, and this ...

... sufficient inhabitants to form State ; when they arrive at that point, they will be received into the Union, with or without slavery, their constitution may prescribe at the time. The President takes credit for earnestly endeavouring to put down the slave ...

... or sperm. preventing further outbreaks of a similar character for the Sba-time by an Order in Council. Cap- gappression of slavery. Pr-inria Leopold M‘Clintock, LL.D., has had lawful means at my com.nan I have been e«nplo?red, t* him twovears and six months ...

... yorle, with dattee to thre 5th iust., and 24 pasisengers. ;a Both tiouses of Congress had been engaged in rllseossing the slavery question, end tile relations betwenir thin North arid thle Sooth. Mr Desvitt C. Littliejohn, of Oswep', 5va5 elected. 3-fAsml ...

... niO-SLAVERY FANATICISM THE AMERICAN UNION. Ti-e New Yoik Journal of Commetcc says t!ic f «ll »»n{! iacendiary lion J-bill whs few .lays ce, •• y a highly respectable ci.izen, «u Am. ricu i by b rtb. a paid l. tt„a Cbiistlau, to whom it was addresse.l ...